Used 2004 Oldsmobile Alero GL

* Based on opinions and should be considered as general guidance only.

• Reliability (2)
  2 out of 5 stars
  Frequent issues with the Passlock security system, cooling system leaks, and failing window regulators plague this model year.
• Maintenance (3)
  3 out of 5 stars
  While parts are plentiful and inexpensive due to the shared GM N-body platform, the frequency of required small repairs can become frustrating.
• Technology (2)
  2 out of 5 stars
  Even for 2004, the tech is minimal; it features a basic audio system and lacks the more sophisticated safety or convenience features found in Japanese competitors.
• Comfort (3)
  3 out of 5 stars
  Front seating is relatively supportive, but the interior is heavily dated with cheap-feeling plastics and the rear seat space is cramped for taller passengers.
• Dynamics (3)
  3 out of 5 stars
  The Alero offers a balanced ride that is surprisingly agile for a GM sedan of its era, though the steering feels somewhat numb and the four-cylinder engine lacks punch.

• Comfort & Seating:

  • Power Seats

• Seating:

  • Standard Seating:5
  • Max Seating:5
  • Head Room (front):38.3in.
  • Leg Room (front):42.1in.
  • Shoulder Room (front):53.6in.
  • Hip Room (front):50.9in.
  • Head Room (rear):37.5in.
  • Leg Room (rear):36.3in.
  • Shoulder Room (rear):52.4in.
  • Hip Room (rear):50.9in.

• Measurements:

  • Length:186.7in.
  • Width:70.1in.
  • Height:54.5in.
  • Wheelbase:107in.

• Weight:

  • Curb Weight:3,008lbs

• Wheels & Tires:

  • Wheel Diameter:15in.
  • Wheel Diameter (rear):15in.
  • Tire:P205/65R15
  • Tire (rear):P205/65R15

• Performance:

  • Power to Weight Ratio:17.69lbs/hp
  • Towing Capacity:1,000lbs
  • Max Towing Capacity:1,000lbs

• Fuel Tank:

  • Fuel Tank Volume:14gallon